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Old 01-19-2014, 11:29 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by MoFo View Post
Saw someone have a Rock Bottom position on the top rope and did a backflip into teh mov3.

Might have been ex-WWE Paul Birchill iirc.

Didn't even go for a pin.
Paul Burchill used to do a standing version called The C4. While he was a pirate it was called Walk the Plank. I don't know why they stopped with that gimmick. Burchill would have gotten mad over eventually. John Morrison also did a standing version for a while.

Sin Cara (the Mistico one) also used to do a top rope version of that. The SATs used to do a double-team version called The Spanish Fly. I don't mind a move like that every once in a while, but from a kayfabe perspective, the risk is too much to allow your opponent to get in that position too often.
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